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Metformin has been prescribed for over 60 years, and newer diabetes medications have arrived since. Metformin first line status has not changed in UK and international guidelines. Here is why: …
Type 2 Diabetes Risk Factors: Why "Am I At Risk" Is the Wrong Question We live surrounded by processed food, sedentary jobs, and constant low-grade stress. This is not a …
Fatty Liver Disease: Why It Often Has No Symptoms, Just Signs In clinic, fatty liver disease rarely announces itself. Most individuals feel completely well. There is usually no pain, no …
Can Type 2 Diabetes Be Reversed? What the Evidence Really Shows Can type 2 diabetes be reversed? It is one of the most common questions asked at a diabetes consultation. …
Your Metabolic Journey: Understanding the Continuum from Normal Blood Sugar to Diabetes Most people think of diabetes as something you either have or you do not.The reality is different. Metabolic …
You may have been told your blood sugar is “a little high.” Perhaps your GP used the word prediabetes. Perhaps they did not. Either way, it probably did not feel …
How Is Diabetes Diagnosed? Understanding Your Blood Results How is diabetes diagnosed depends entirely on which type you have. It is not one test, one route, or one experience. How …
Here is what I want you to know as a GP: insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes are not the same thing. But one very often leads to the other, …
Have you been told your blood sugar is “a little high”? Many people hear this at a routine check and are told to watch what they eat. No medication. No …
Confused about diabetes, prediabetes or blood sugar? This plain-English guide from a specialist GP explains what diabetes really is, who gets it, and what to do next.
